Getting Started; The Integrity 150 Device; Battery Pack; Turning On And Off - Globalstar INTEGRITY 150 User Manual

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GETTING STARTED

The Integrity 150 is powered by an internal Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery pack. The battery pack is not accessible to the user and

is not replaceable. The Integrity 150 is designed for the solar panels to recharge the battery pack.

A user may realize up to 10 years of maintenance-free operation based on adequate sun exposure to recharge the battery

pack.

The Integrity 150 ships powered off in an opaque container. Once the solar panel is exposed to sufficient light, the unit will power

on. A flashlight or the camera light on a mobile device is sufficient to turn on an Integrity 150. Upon initial power up, the unit will

go into a Factory Power State. In this state the unit will behave just as it is in a normal mode except that it will automatically

enter the full off state if there has been no solar input for 4 hours. Once a configuration profile is applied to the Integrity 150 via

the mobile application, it will follow its power management state to normal operation and will never enter the Factory power

mode again.

Once a unit has been configured by applying a profile from the mobile application, it will remain on indefinitely. The unit can be

turned off through the mobile app via the "Power Off" button found at the top of the Scan screen. If storage is necessary, it

should be packaged in an opaque container and powered off. The recommended storage temperature is ideally between

-40ºC and 85ºC. The shelf life of the Integrity 150 is 1 year and the maximum storage period is 5 years.

Before installing the Integrity 150, record the Unique Identifier (UID) and identify the asset to which it will be mounted. The UID

is etched on the top mounting surface of the Integrity 150, such that it will be visible after installation. There is also a bar code

that contains the UID on the device.

The Integrity 150 must be mounted on the asset with a clear view of the sun and sky. The device requires a minimum flat surface area of 24.4

cm x 8.61 cm (10.39" x 3.38"). The ideal configuration is facing up on a flat horizontal surface.

The Integrity 150 can also be mounted on a flat vertical surface but this may reduce the communication reliability, decrease the maximum

sustainable messaging rate, affect the charging capability of the device, and may reduce the GPS location accuracy. If the device must be

mounted vertically, it is recommended to point the device with the solar panel end upward towards the sky. This allows the

messages to be transmitted best in a vertical mount application as the batteries are located opposite the Solar panel which

reduces internal obstructions.

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